Francois et Mimi 50oz Glass French Press
I received this free product from the company in exchange for writing a review on my blog.
I am not being compensated any further. The company's links are at the bottom of this post.
I've never used a Press but always wanted to!
My 18 yr old son loves stronger, bold-flavor coffee, where I am a Breakfast Blend-type of person (mild to medium coffee), so he was thrilled that we got this.
I used a glass so that you could see the final 'color' well.
We have both enjoyed using this. The recommended 4 Tbsp of coffee per 16 oz of water were right on the nose for me. Zach prefers 4-6 Tbsps of his stronger coffee depending on the time of day...
(This calls for course-ground coffee, but regular worked fine for me, it's what I currently have.)
You simply add your coffee grounds to the inside of the pot, then add your measured, very hot water.
Let steep with lid on for 5 or more minutes. Grasp the handle with one hand and the plunger with the other... take your time to press down the plunger, not forcing it or being in a hurry. Then hold the lid with your opposite hand when pouring, just in case.
(All instructions are on the box)
Total time for 2 or more mugs of coffee? 5 minutes!!
This manner of producing coffee does leave a residue, not a clear coffee, so don't let that turn you off. If it does bother you, just re-strain the liquid through a cone filter into a new mug, taking care not to burn your fingers.
I added a scrap of green scrubby to my sink drain when rinsing out the grounds from the pot, then threw it away... and another time I simply wiped them out of the glass with a paper towel into the trashcan.
You can get yours on Amazon here:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KSRXUFM/
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KSRXUFM/
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- Elegant Chrome Finish
- Holds 1500ml, or 50oz
- Dishwasher Safe
- Micro-Mesh Filter
- Works great with coarse-ground coffee or tea leaves
I was asked to test and review this product,
with no other promise of compensation,
but to give my honest opinion.
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